The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-17 00:00:00

~' I.l' 1b Aa. vou ace I° Flee • land' roe 3 ' 1. id. 114 of ft'''. ill k ° 011iC ~,,,. 504th Anteriei ; nor le3rp_t the objet for which they came to this Country. LASI.. night itamtniret and 41tona Papel4 to the 18th nit. reached town, flonl which we have ntagle some extraEts. Such is the state of clegradatiOto'6: Which the Kitso of Ptiv'ssti, has been reduCed by StioNAPar,te, that he has been oblige4,publ,icly sts , ' vindicate his conduct in consequence of. • preferred against him in the Hamburgh Piper, of . having suffered a Vessel to enter one of his ‘Ports - . having on board articles of British Colonial Produce- . • :Even the EmPettOß of'Atyrritt4 has feltit necessary to order the German Journalists IQ discontinue the reports of the military ,preparations which were said to be going on in the Austrian Dominions: We learn, however, from other sources of infOlinatiobil that the levies do continue in Austria with the tar.: ' most aBivity, and that a new species of Force i 3 t 9 Ve'established, to be called " the National Guard , :.., ' ( There are sane accounts from Spain, throughth6 wine Channel, which state that the British Adriiiral, in the first instance, -demanded the surrender of the' Fleet in the HarboUr of Cadiz, aid also of the Forts • , which command, it. To this demand the Spanish; governor, it is said, returned an answer, by desire of . the 'French Adriairal; in Which he not Only refused. • to deliver up the Fleet, but advised Admiral Puttvls; to lock to his own safety, as the coasts of -Spain would soon be protected by a large French force, and . that a French Army was then. advancing- to the . . Siege of Gibraltar. It is also said that- a British. 74 had sustained some damage froM the batteries of Cadiz; having incautiously advanced too near., SIR ARTHUR WELIASPEY left . Town .yesterday" • •• evening for Cork, to take the command of the Ex-.,1 pedition assembled at that Port. {a ~!~, ,~»zi! WS have received ilmcrican Papers to the 11th The Congreii his, adjourned to the 1 st NoVern.: bet, having previously passed' a Bill authorising the President to suspend the Embargo , if circumsta nces should render it• expediant. The NewTork - Papep state, that Sir Ernvattn Par. Law's ExpeditiOn Batavia has been successful. id* )4' peg! rbiO 3t l ° ll ' iO O / tl/4 igen ° Wm- P is 91 patC l '. ei poto"t (ir 3 ~ tc ~ O• ,i fr ri . C`l His Excellency the Portuguese Ambassador, with that peculiar kindness and atteution which has nui 7 / o Tfuly marked his contlect towards the merahanta, trading to Portugal and the Brazils, has invited. them •to his house to-morrow, at twelve o'clock, forthe purpose of constilting• theta.'oe. the subject of .the, distributiop of the property•which was on Tuesday provisionally restoted to him in the Admiralty Court, far the benefit of the Portuguese and Brazilian Mer chants. • The Hon. VITZROY STANHOPE is one of theAids rie-Camp of Sir . A.Wear.zsulY, and•Mr.Wtr.t.rasnr, . who has much fluency: in the 'Spanish language, is, appointed Sir Arernuit's Civil Secretary. Late on Wednesday night Mr. CLINE, .an Adtui . „Talty Messenger,. was sent off with dispatches to the l'ort Admiral, at Yarmoqtb. Mr; WOO . LEY was also: sent off with dispatches to the Port Admiral at Deal. A number" of Spaniards yesterday waited on Ge neral Kin;, at his residence in Downing-street, it was said,, to Offer their services in the cause of their eountry. The folloWing is the Copy of a Letter received by a lg.a•cantile House in Birmingham, from one • of their Agents in Spain, dated Gijon, May 30th is-era I have only time to inform you of the best news for the general- Welfare of mankind that has oc curred in a blaze ; and if-every province, according to daily re t, demonstrates equal activity with this princi liaillYs' up.vards' of a' million Of able men will he under arms before the first of July next, in defence °l.their religion and laws. From all qaarters Det Tutics are gone to Great Britain ; but as this little spot has been the first that had courage to declare defiance to France, I hope news will arrive from that sooner than from the other pur ts on the coast, hat were only waiting for a . beginning,. I write th is 00 board the Stag Privateer, of Jersa..y, Captain .pwaito••Vala.,. whom I have, engaged to take two ljepresentatives to inform his Britannic 'Majesty 'S Ministers ef. the situation. of affairs in •this Kiptg tiolo, and of which - Government will be . better able to littoral yon than I ,ti - at, through the : public Prints. . Our port is open to his, Britannic. Maje Sty's and se are these of :Santander and Whoa ; site it is expeeted.Coruntia and Ferrol ark at - tually so, we know the greater part of Galicia, with -Leon, 'is in a state of insorretlion . ." • s An American Captain just arrived from Holland, that all'the vessels belorigher * to t he United which were detained under the embargo in iXitch Ports, had been jnit released. He says, N i udv•ed, that the embargo is so much relaxed, `that • ' 1 1 :1 ve.,sel raioitted to court. out which shall be With , in and the pre,duce of that country. tai , relaxation the Det‘h Guveratitent are probobly s `rged equally, b 1 two trwiives., thone to relieve the ~nfs . of its own •subjecti by affording then) a sale their produee, and the other , to injure the Revenue of this (skituttiv try at-ft:riling facilities for smaggling.6 Th ;g e Anuiversary ;geeing; of ,the Charity - C hil a ' " r en of this gre.lt city waa - held yesterday at St., ',,•" ll 's Cathedral. A most excellent Charity Ser was preached by the Very ReV. Dean 1.111;117 -,71-1). - Several excellent aird approptiate hymns • psalms •Nere sung by the children. It was a 41 9 4 1 interesting sight to behold aerate•t-00.0. yeang . voice. °vedette...to their their • a r and their kneel beilefaC Ilers. .ee clauch „, erw(J crowded to excess, and sevet. - tl, ecrsons were -4 ' ri cd out, who had Sunk undo tile, heat Awl fa ()lA Wedneklay n ight her Giace th e Duchess of c't-ro:4' had a grand .4isembh at bet hotise..ia Gros nr-sqltare. Uu Wectries.Y night • la . Mrs Ao'aift gave a g rard •- ' • "t . • Louse in Pall Mall. • NAVAL NEWS. PLYUOUTIT, itTNIR 15.—Came down the 1-Lirbc:nr and anclioreA in Ca - wialict Bay, his ik.l3je,ty's Ship Temeraire, of 68 guns. , . . - . Sailed his Majesty's Ships La Seine, '3 ; Unicorn, 32 ; Peacock, ts ; and Orestes,l6 guns; on a cruiie to the westward. Late thia evening sailed to• the westward, under sealed orderi,..L'Aigle Frigate, of 38 pins; Captain WoLvs, supposed to be bonnd oft Cadiz.' The Statira Frigate; of 38 guns, arrived last even ing, .fibm Admiral Ponvis's SquUdren of Cadit ; with dispatches, and a Spanish Messenger; who . landed immediately and set off: for London ; he is . said ito be charged with dispatches of Importance; buf no particulars have transpired. • ' • . . . I . Arrived the Minerva Frigate frcini a cruize. . . '' Pocrsmotnir; JUNE 16.-,--Arrived this day the Minorca Sloop of 'War, Capt. HoANSY, with Dis patches from the Mediterranean ; and the Finn nrig witly Convoy from Guernsey. ; Sailed the Isis, of 50 guni, with Admiral Hot.— towAy, for Newfoundland. SIIEMINESS, JUNE ts. , —Came do*n from the River, the Leveret Sloop of War, Capt. E:VANs. Sailed the Aggressor Gun-brig, Lieutenant WAT SON,: 'with convoy for Heligoland ; Cadmus and Achates Sloops of War; for Portsmouth. His Majesty's Ship ittna sails with convqy, to morrow for Gluelibill gh. • COWES ) JUNE 16.--LlSt evening at six o'clock the .wind lkaving suddeuly got . round to N.N.W. the '`'Quebec Fleet, under ,convo y of his Majesty's Ship .Speedy, sailed from this 'Part; 'but it being late, I nnderstand they got no farther than Yarinoiith; and -the wind this morning IL-ing - got rou n d again to the S.W. will prubithly cletaimi theiti some time ;linger. • YARMOUTII, J L.; 1 (i.-- -A r r i ve d. ; from , 11 cruize, Miji:stiss 11.r01,.R4/brec t isi, nobia,.. and the Snake,: trop the 11aitic,,.andi;cia:tin iu tl.te'R'oads with the Roebuck, Stately, and h7asstaa. DOVER, JCNE FoIk~ Io l t e :M Whine for pumping . °tit Ships, wiilvout Men,: w:ti yesterday tried op-board ona of the Shtpsiti the. Roads, great ,-satisfac.lion. ,d sa „iat ! a • trial o f tins useful.l\ f lachitio is shortly to ue nude in , the The 01a//enger, ft vn ER; flailed ni,;ht for. Dungen,2,t,, ro ..11 - yet the 'Rot/a, with which Brig, is brdereci to try her lute The /iota is built oil construaion; slhe cafrit..3 few i t !,1111 , ; and 15 tended to ';'lt.!..lr the Coa.tt Privateers, •• I 16,--- - Arrivod His Nlajesty'i Ship, 11,1(?)Lwtic, Atlitiiral Russkt.L, from Yarmouth, remains in th Downs. . The Severn, Pow ti out Barbides • •Kinr , David, SttELsToNE, trout Nevis ; Pincent, NoR- Totq, Ulysses; BUTLER, and the St. Vincent's; BELL, from- St. Vincent's, are arrived at. they parted from the Leeward Island Fleet in company with the Def'ence, a 74 . ' , gun Ship, and aboitt 'half the Convoy, .lb days since; in thick weather.' The Cerberus Frigate, and the Melville Sloop of War, Nyere,left with the remainder. The -Enterpkize, WATHE';:S, froth the Isle Of France, is arrived at ehiladelphia. On the Vebmary, off the' Cape . of Good Hope, sp ske rh& Caroline Freneh Fri4ate from Europe,• standing to. the eastwattl, 0t men. rapt. W. states, that tiOwat - dS of twenty English prizes were sent into thd Tsle of:France in the course of a few months previOus to - his sailing. .• • I As'a mark of his MhJF.6l'Y's gracious approbation of the.unitbrin exemplary condutt, as well as for their 4iStingnished, services in Egypt; miderthe ever to be Jamented AnEACAOMBIE, the 97th regiment is in tore to be. styled " the 971 h, or Q.oeen's Own to -chango their ,facings to blue. This is the regiment: that Sir JOI4:;i•STOART led Mt so gallantly on the 3ist of Mara,' when they destroyed the Invincible Legion.' • • The .seanud - Battalion .of the - 3d Regiment of Gual t dS, of which • his Royal Ilighness . the - Duke of Gt. UCEsTER Colonel; were yesterday reviewed in Hyde .Nark, - by his ,Royal the 13'Llke of accoinvinwdby the Duke of CAstattinott, Gen. NI/041,111.a5, Colonel BA Litv, Colonel DMA and a 111111iher of (.;noral Officers. The Cottitnandor in Chief was pleasFd tt)expres bimseltin the high eSt terms or commendation of the regularity tired or" diiciplinO• Of the Battalion. . - s • It k .soni(!whai ,wiiimsical, that the Opposition •Prints sh)iiid- teem with reports of disagri.ements when it is so evident that their plyky in a very - diicordant State. Mr. S uF , Rt .. p ti 1113kes motions and delivers sentiMents different 'twin' the ol;itaiernt of Mr: WHITBREAD .acid Mr. l'orisiaNey,--and `they express opinions and suggest *r\fe•f4tires- front which he dissents: Nay,. Mr. Stis ab4ohately farburs the public with a charac teristic"' portrait 'of the former, by which it appears ilia( 'Mr. 'W tkITBREAD has the utmost confiderwe in his own opinicin, and the utmost - contempt for the opinion . s of others. As .to D,ir WiNIMIAM, he-hardly agr ees - witil . any bo4y for An hour together, list it be thought ;it.a degralation of charmer to entertain any notions/likey.to rise in aoy mind besides his - Ye,terd . ay Ditk YOB lield a Glut' -of Con- , sep.,:nicy nt St. Nilargaret'z 11111, for did iligungh of Southwark, when utter going throligh the ti 511.11 care-, hit; .14hrci$hip, :iccompaiiied„hy the . 1.14- ieo,uß, and CopOtiiceri, eins3rk , Nioai4wrd r„.es e ci t y B crag -at. Wotinitister r .bridge, and pro eee,led tp Kew, when they dintA on baud the Nil r gatioo Barge stationer! thew. • , - ? i . ' 3i.Voo4l.*l'jll.7iS. _t ~ • , sr,4 ITE OE . Till': UNITE!) STATES, APRIL-lg. Bil! to authorize the President of the United -States to suspend the operation of the At pr.ohibit 7 t hl in portatiMl of certain goods, wares, ;itid mer 4AI mdize, and the.ittissupplernetktAry thereto, was read a third lime, and passed.. :Id. On the motion of Mr. WHITE, Rl;SOlVedi That it is eipeT4ietit ,to authorize the President of the United States to hive: Twinned and equtipped for service, . with all Convenient dispatch, the Frigates and 'Vesels of War of.the United States, to be used, as in opinion the circumstances of theCountrj, and the eoncluet of foreign Powers to ward tha..United States, May reqbire. A Committee Wa - s7theretipon appointed to bring in .a Bill confornilibly to this . Resolution. . The Bill, entitled “...41 Bill in addition to the Aet• entitled An Act' ,laying an Embargo ,on all Ships and Vessels in thetorts and Harbours of the United States, au,: the.sevetal A&s Supplementary thereto ; and for other puipoies," was read the third time and passed. . FI,CIUSE OF ItErRESEI#TATIVES, Artie, t 6.,. The Conitnittee to whom was referred the Corre spondence between, Mr.'MuNaott and Mr. - CAN NINO, Mr. Maxisoti and Mr. ROSE ; and A's() the: communiCations made to the Senate, on 39th Mote l," containing is Letter frdni'Mr. ERSKINE to Ltb,Sedre 7 , , tatty of State and a Letter from Mr. CiLOPACNY to Mr..Aams•rrtositl, this .day, gave in their Report to the . HOuse.of the Senate: At the conclusion of whia submitted : Res6lved, ',l l ll3t.the CUrnolittee do bring in a 13i11, •nuthoriiitig the 'President of the United States, in :the event uf suth a Peke, or the .suspension of hos tilitieSbetWeen the Belligerent Powers of Europe, or. Of Such changes•in ,t heir' measures atteaing Neutral 'Commerce as may render that of the United States sUtlicleUti)' safe in his judgment;to sus.,iend the Ate laying an Ettibargo on all Ships and Vessels in the Ports and lifirbours of the United 'States, nod the several At:As supplementary thereto, under,such cy. captions and restrietiOns IA the , publicintere . .st and circumstances of the case inay require: provided such susPension'shail not extend beyond days after 'the 60(1111.1e.rCt.M/V.int of: the next Session' •. . Congrqs. • flqiolved, That the Committee do bring In authorisitiq th I-'resi4.llr of the United•Stateith sus pent the 'Operas ion of the A6is prohibiting' the importation of certain goody;' wat'ci, and Met-- ' chandltes' i if; in his judgment; the o'6l' should' regoire 'it : prOridect that such suspe,nsioli,. shall iitit e-xteiid clays after the commencement of the 'next Session of Congres4. Ite'solved, That the'Cortiiiiltthe instrtietd to report a Bill, prohibiting;•after the • day-of all Comtnercial intereoursawith such of the Bellige relit Nhflon %these &lids againSt the Neutral Corn-' 'United States' may render such prohi. bition"tit!cessary. Bcisotr'eds,',lliat the CoMmittee be further in strtineoto • a Bill'expatriating all Citizens of th6Urlit4States,. tornmatidinti Ship or VeSsels of t heTitiMd States, who '3 hall ,he cpnvieted of volun. tarity aeceptints'any licence,. or 'paying, any tax, in ebnformily Id the British Orders of Council of 11th November last. ' • ‘.ltesolvea, That the Committee be father in- I • strntaed to-report a Bill, imposing on the Navigation end Comnv rcc of fbreig,n Nations, restritaions ear;• . I responding with the restri,slions imposed by them respetlively on dui- Commerce and Navigation or the United States. : WEIINESDAY; 'APRIL 20. Bills were received from the' Senate, in addition to the•Embargo'Laws, and to alterthe time of the next meeting, of Congresi. On the. motion 01 . -Mr, ROWAN,. the House took up for , consideration the Report of the Committee appointed to inquire' intnthe condata of Harryinnes, 56 to' 26. It was made the Order of the D.ty for Friday next, iu preference oftb-day-48 to 24. a. • , . THURSDAY ? Vl. • Several Bills were this day ; among whioh . dies one iu alter the time of this next meeting of 'Con3ress to the first MondAy, in November. rRONt TILE cumt:_rzTotr coutugq, MAY 3, 1808. . . . We learn by the Snip ; inn' mea, from Ilatav,ii, that Adniiral PtL.Lsw, with a „Sqttadrim consisting of two Line-of-Battle Ships, Frigates, and two Brigs,_ haying on board 1200 troops, anchored in the Harbour of Grasse, and had taken possession of that peace without oppositicin, Two Dutch Line-of laitle Ships and an Kist Ludlam= were scuttled and lett in poises:4on of the Enecny. • itiA.‘'CHESTIf;li, JUNE 14. . Notwithstanding the report circulated on Satur day;. . th.st the retra:Aory Wearers. intended coming; this day to this towo frorn all the neighbouring plicea, It is with Innch'pleaNure I inform you, that nothing of the kind has uceurred. . _ . Yesterday, in the afternoon, many groups of weavers were observed at and near New-cross, New ton-hoe, &e. but ;they dispersed in. the evening, without indicating the least disturbance: The case was quite otherwise, however, in that part of Man chester commonly rolled New Town. .About 200 men divided themselves into small parties of seven or eight ; eacly, and are snid• to have actually stopped every , loom in 'that neighbourhood then at work, threatening the industrious workmen with severe punishment if they persisted in their emPloyment, until every demand was complied with. This, lam told, was L'one in. So quiet and sudden a manner, -to elude the vigilance of both the - civil and Military s power ; and it seems, is to be their future pa of op::rations, gangs being' appointed to elecute it in 'their respeCtive.diitricts.. Should such, be the real fact (but I do not pre- 'I tend to Oeuch for it), the cOnsecrences may shortly 'beCoine much inure 'serious that any thing that :has hitheito happened. The stoppage Of the weaving hi'anch, will necessarily suspend the 'employment of the cotton-spinaers, printers, dyeri, - fustian - cutters - , and Other dependent workmen. Many 0d e:1 6 0ml Constables have been sworn in, some •of whom accompanied 'by Dragoons, are daily' sta tioned at the various outskirts or avenues of the town, in order to protect weavers coming in or going °tit with their work.—Patroles of Dragoons are like . wise constantly upon duty. lau 11 SHEEP ~,,, .~;~, . WIMNESOAIf, JUNE The ntothing. of thi day was employed by the conipatiy tiiSellibled at the Park YAr' in, Woburn, in viewing the Stock for e4ciri the.c 4 Teainj; and inspecting 'the agricultural irriple- Jtents Which were placed in the rick-) in - cf. - These %pro nititent"Thrathing Mill and a Patent Straw-enti,,,. • Arfrotiter . Portable Thrashing Mill, also.a St ra .1! - .tetuvetorked by the same horses. A C:lnver:Vbrash,:i Machltre; a Straw-cutter ontho sante principlt. as SHRNIERD'S, but of, a smaller size ; and a small chine for bruising oats. iNtachine for sowing i wheat or other seeds. A Machit3e,on a 110. w principle, for reaping - corn. A double,barrellecl folye,inlrnp garden•engine; a malt -trap invented by Sir In4Lo- PHILUS' BLDIJV LPH, ‘ibich, by means of a chl ! ,i, ) , d e . tained the otleilder, without any material inpary..--- Ithifetel‘! Bow:emv, of Dundee, showed specim.ens of'r..tting and, chair-bottoms, ,formed of shrt.d, of whalebone, and, by which he propcses to super,sc.f.±e `the-use 'of hemp for nets for shevp-folds, and other purposes. A most respe6lahle company of Gentie mem and mechanics attended this exhibi , ion, amid •seetnt. , d, highly gratified by the 'ingenuity of several inventors. At threp o'clock the Gentlemen attended the dini. ner, at Qui Abbey, ,which remarl;ahly good, and well attended. The usual t.J,ists • 64 ri le Tnc,s2,;, en 011i1 ituy:ll Fapily," . . His Grace the Duke of .i3t.wrotipo, now pocstl44l to . adjudge the Prizes, and he,pt4ientecin4 (44.7 . 5 % . The . Puke concluded by an,elegi.int ,speecn,, wrl,iL!!) he thankcld the UentlemenvesAnt f 9 r I attend.incu, and .hopod dry wouLi . Javour ith their company the next •ye.ir ; a' wish l iVWhicli we are certain' every one pre..seirc must heartily con curred. • Lord DIIN6A4 then roqe,•and prbiiosed as a toast The Duke of bedtord, and may toe extliple'ortn6 ~ lustrious Pladocassor and imuself asnituato th. exertions of the.Agii‘llturists ot the !Jnitedli.iu6dinn"—witil tio,:u three. 'Phis 'was drank and cheered with the greateit er.- • His Grace returned-the . complinToit in a bi)jrt.bot expressive speech. After this • • " Forms to A r"u;ttlture"— " The Farming Society of ! re- I;lRti'' The ,b. , <xeostol. CanaNaws"—" ;•1ari.,,4,5 o f ~ibrock:" Abut o'clock tie company broltc up, :iud r,,:- torti to .tbe Pork I'.trti4: itttOct the s:tle of t lots of stieevauticattla. Vsl ‘ t caithot . col;i1 , ;1!le t. . r cox 'that ttgrictiltt;r4;i7O'c:cnig . ....; iof this kind at'e the greatest and most nc e tur pl) ) 0. 3 'to which. Ncibi.emen .can (Om thoic attenlinn, and welte:trid); to s o p the exinple of his and stpop„felti otjters, followed by all the Ntibl,:iti,cit nd Gentlemen of fortimq in the kingdom,. SALaNNN's Ccinerts 6ontAti,led the seaoiilact at the' Hatioiir.Blwee 110001-, andthey'have all b6en so excellent its ti, 'exeite t i ttat they did not comtnelnbe and sei few in , namber. The we understand, was so •liber.il in the terms which he engaged the.respe4live Perfortner . c, /kit he LaSabsolurely'given an excinisite tyeatlia,the fa shionable world considerably' at'''. his owttekxpenC, , , though his Canovts have been so well att4lt'deA:—.. CAT ALA N es, voice, according to'tbe'genetiatkilsinl6:l . 'of the Corinoisseurs, has never he'ai hetir:ifte!st.th advantage as r in these rooms. ; She wat; 'astanTshin.;tv excellent last night. A'fine duet between! :IttitiNt and NALDI was encored, 'and so"wa4 the %kilinitsi,:al duet fror7t,ll Frviatico per La..Aflrsio,, between Ca - TALANI and NALDI. It was rather-1)1rd Lyon former to be,required to repot such an exeritim her other etiortE. LINDLEY'S Concerto oni.the VlO. loncelicy, and NIZATWS on the Piano foitv, servpdtrapplauded.with..great. ziml; wat a. very..riuirieretta company, - among .w !loin was ;fat Pa 6 Of CAMARID.4. -TILE TUEATREPr..Mr. YOUNG appenro,fait nizist at the ifinytnarket Theatre. in the part in whicktheLoit sealun acquitted himself so the saisfaciinn of the Pithiie. His etiZnis ia4 fully justified the reputation ho has acquired, Tull ire' was couch' applauded throughout., 'rho Foryq - was Fortune's Frolic. - The fitsttop of LoNnoti- has appointed Mr. Wix.- • LIAI4 KNYVETT 'CornpO,Ser to 1 I .Nsi.ajeSty'S et . pelf Royal, in'-the ,reont of Mr. KtivvaTT, Sen.,wito bas esigneq! , - Mrs. MOUNTAIN is gone to VoA, where she i 3 amusiii&the good people with songs and recitation,, .writteh . thrlaer. by.Cur.attv,the Actor, To 4tivet . tify the'entertainmentst Mr. MoutrrAtN pertains on tutu violin, 'and Master PANCIIIMO on the Alan(-forte. . Mr. PALMER, the late Member for Bath, whose health has - for some time been in a declinin4 is so much recovered that be is come tor. a fc ,, w ID visit,his friends in the rtietropoliL. • 'MARL'aottotrott.:STactero-r-Nesterday Civiries fare, Toil-taker at the Hyde-park Corner gate, was charged with assaulting Ur. Hide, The Presecittor 'stated, that he had been Hyde-park• Corner gate on the day stated, an.i his return he was brdered by. the .De tends ri , .1 peremptory manner, to cross over, kiod the gate on the near •side, he being Ii;e:,):1, side. Dr. ['Me refused to obey the mandate ul; klat Toll-taker, no vehicles being even within' .tF hundred yards of the gate ; and the latter; alio. a little blasphemy, seized the reins of the Doiqn,'s horse ; but he, however, did not put his three' rte execution, as far is regarded shut iingthe - gate again t him. The Prosecutor; indignant at the treatli,..i.t he had received, elighted trout fill chaise 'and i.t into the expeqing to tiA tat' ,appeal to, when the Defendant terocionity seize d him by the collar, dnd committed a second assault:' The tall•taket made no defence; and hr: was heal to bail willtiithitassurance Of Dr. Hide that he wbuld sink u'irabrie ex . ample of him, • ,§Nil'rfiFlßLl.) MARKET, jUNIi 17. • Thi4 day's market was pzety,well supplied•with different !colds .of Cattle ; Beet is cheaper thou our last repdrt ; Pork and Veal ore dearer;' Muttou and Lamb sold at last prices, and the trade for the nwst part' was hvAniddling.. The saps in the Hayour key were not lively k Straw and Clover have got u;) in price since MO'fici,iy's tnerket Hay 00d at lest pr'sce,— . The follriWing 'pricey and humbers are a n a „ cw , Ale statettitao: , To sink the Offal per stOile,otSA), Beef 4;..!1,,i, t , ) ss, 6d.--Mtittou 4,1„ 6,t. t.) ps. 6d. --1.tc ;4 3, o ct, c ?;. Lainh 6s. ed. to 7, 01,--1-s:re, ss , Beasts, 70. —Sheep and Lambs, 7,5 .--Caeca, Pigs, 270 Ilav 51. los. od. to 61. los. od.—.Ciovec 61, lot. 4. to 7 1 . 1 74. ;a, —Straw it, ad. to 21.65, ati.